SasaniFab
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- Dec 1, 2013
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Mexico,
Connecticut
Two years ago I did the 3000gtvr4 brake swap on my 1g which included swapping over the master and booster, none of which is necessary, it’s comes down to pedal stiffness and what you like in regards to pedal effort. After going back to the 1g twin calipers I decided to go back to the original sized master while keeping the 3g booster. What I realized and what turned out to be a major oversight on my part is the pushrod free play on the booster, I never adjusted anything when I swapped everything over and now I’m realizing I may have had slight drag on the brakes the entire time. The 3g master piston has a lot of clearance internally when compared to the 1g master. To get my brakes working correctly I had to turn the pushrod nut in all the way to get the correct free play. Does everybody check their booster free play when setting up their brakes?